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#513465
Urocorntree
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 Snake crisis
ok this is the deal i posted about my missing baby corn earlier i still havent found him there are so many crack in windows and doors around here if he can get out of my tank he can definatly get out of those BUT i noticed laster today my other nsake got out and no one said they were playing with it i have had them for a while and they never got out i was putting him back him but i dropped the top on him he seemed to be moving ok but he went to bite NEVER EVER even thought of it before do you think i mentally physically hurt him temperaraly or permenantly he climed under the astro turn and hasnt come out in a long time he is usually active im actaully scared to medd with him now do you think hes hurt depressed stressed all? he was very close with the other snake and again any other tips to get the other snake to come out if he even still in the house would be great thanks
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10/16/05 11:46pm
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#513630
Mitch78
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Message To: Urocorntree In reference to Message Id: 513465
Snake crisis
I would definitely check on him getting bite is a small price to ensure your snake is ok. Besides he most likely bit out of fear, if I were you I would definitely check him over pick him up and make sure hes ok keep us posted hope he is doing ok
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10/17/05 08:34am
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#513649
Chompyrich
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Message To: Mitch78 In reference to Message Id: 513630
Snake crisis
Look on the lost/escaped snakes forum for the post called "recapture of lost snake". This is what worked for us. We’ve had four snakes escape in the past 2 years and have recaptured all of them. The first was caught with the trap. The second I found in a tool box while looking for a hammer a month after he’d escaped. The toolbox was 18 inches from his tank. The other two were both out crawling in the open when I found them. Both were very near their tanks. My experience has been that snakes tend to stay very close to where they escape. A small baby snake can get into an incredibly tight space and stay there for a long time. Make sure that if you move anything out of the room it was in (piles of laundry, boxes, backpacks, whatever) that you thoroughly check it so you don’t accidentally move the snake to another room. I wish you the best finding your snake.
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10/17/05 09:33am
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